Kenzou Nonami

Title: Kenzou Nonami: Inventor of a Disturbance-Estimated Control System.

Introduction

Kenzou Nonami is an inventor associated with Chiba, Japan, and Calsonic Compressor Manufacturing Inc. His patent work concerns control systems designed to estimate disturbances and compensate for deviations in controlled equipment.

Latest Patents

The available information lists one patent for Nonami: “Disturbance Estimated Type Control System, Gas Compressor Control System and Method of Designing a Disturbance Estimated Type Control System.” The invention describes a control system built around a mathematical model developed using system-identification technology. It uses input and detection signals to estimate disturbances affecting the controlled object, then compensates for differences between the detected signal and a target value. A subtractor combines the disturbance estimate and the compensating device’s control signal to produce the system’s control response. The patent also identifies applications in gas-compressor control.

Career Highlights

Nonami’s listed patent reflects work on applying model-based disturbance estimation and compensation to control engineering. The record associates him with Calsonic Compressor Manufacturing Inc. and indicates 1 patent.

Collaborations

Akira Shimada is identified as Nonami’s coworker. The available information does not specify Shimada’s role in the patent or whether he collaborated on the invention.

Conclusion

Kenzou Nonami’s recorded invention focuses on disturbance estimation and control-system compensation, with a stated application to gas compressors.